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One of the biggest obstacles in a backup goalie's career is playing consistently in very limited chances. For Josh Harding, this is the one thing that has plagued both he and his fantasy owners for years. He has only played in 60 games in just over four seasons (started only 45), due in large part to the strong play of Niklas Backstrom. As a result of Harding's sporadic play, his fantasy value remains virtually non-existent until he's traded or Backstrom gets injured.
Although Josh displays plenty of talent, has good big-save ability and takes advantage of a right-handed glove side, when he does play, his timing is almost always off, making him more prone to losing focus and confidence. One reason for this is because working hard in practice simply doesn't cut it. Every goalie at every level has to play in regular-season games (that mean something) in order to truly develop into a more valuable and effective performer.
Another reason for this is because there just haven't been enough chances for him to get into a rhythm, nor have there been enough chances for him to gain any real momentum. As you will soon see through my extraction of Harding's last two seasons, he's pretty much stuck playing for a team that could be regarded as rhythm killers.
Last season, Harding played in 19 games and only started 11. His first minute of action didn't come until Oct. 29 when he stopped 19-20 shots in relief for Backstrom. His performance was rightfully rewarded with his first start, which came the following night in a 2-1 loss to Montreal. Although Harding played strong in the loss, instead of getting into a third straight game, he was placed back on the bench. He didn't start again until Nov. 29 in Nashville.
Harding was solid in Nashville, making 25 shots in a 6-2 win. But once again he wasn't rewarded with another start in the next game. Instead it was Backstrom in net (Dec. 1) against Colorado. Disaster struck that night, as Backstrom was pulled after allowing six goals on 26 shots and Harding played the third period, making five straight saves. So in what should have been an obvious decision to go with Harding, the one who had played well in the previous two games and was gaining confidence, the Wild instead negatively reinforced his solid play by benching him again.
As a result of these circumstances, Harding seemed to struggle mightily for the rest of the season. He lost his only three starts in December and then went 0-1-1 in the first half of January. His next two games, however, were both relief performances in which he stopped every shot he faced – a combined 23 saves coming on Jan. 20 and Jan. 30.
Once again, two solid games were negatively reinforced, as Backstrom would start the next five games. Harding wouldn't make his eighth start of the year until the second game of a back-to-back on Feb. 12 against the Red Wings. It turned out to be one of the best games of his career, as he made 39 saves on 43 shots in a 4-2 loss at the Joe.
And then it happened AGAIN. Instead of getting the next start after playing so well, the coaching staff decided to bench Harding for the next game (Feb. 14) against Ottawa. And once again, Backstrom ended up getting pulled and Harding played in relief. Sure enough, the trend continued, as the next game Harding started wasn't until three games later (Feb. 22). And sure enough, it was another beauty - he made 44 saves in a huge 2-1 win in Chicago.
And then it happened AGAIN. For the third or fourth time (I've lost count now) Harding would not get the next start. Instead, two games passed before he would suffer a 3-2 loss in Edmonton. He didn't start a single game in March but did relieve Backstrom three times, and in their final game of the season on Apr. 11, Harding won handily by a score of 6-3 over the Blue Jackets.
What makes this whole thing so frustrating is that in the 2007-08 season, Harding actually started, and won, a career high four straight games (Dec. 14-20)!! Although he got lit up for eight goals against by Detroit a few games later (Dec. 26), he bounced back nicely with three straight wins in just four nights (Jan. 10-13). After that, however, he only started two games in February and two in March and he lost them all. Simply put, the Wild coaches look like rhythm killers to a capable goalie prospect. When he played consistently, he performed well. When he rarely played, he struggled. It doesn't get any simpler than that.
So what's the moral of this story? A lot of goalies struggle when they can't get into a rhythm. But obtaining it is a process that happens over time and then sooner or later, it SNAPS into place with one big save. Some goalies take longer than others to achieve that rhythm, but the more they play, the quicker they get there. Then BAM, finally, out of nowhere, they will make one big glove save or one acrobatic reflex save that has perfect timing…and they catch fire.
It looks to me like Harding has rarely received that well-deserved opportunity in Minnesota to play well. He would have two very good performances, but was never positively reinforced with another start. So to be brutally honest, the coaching staff needs to realize that he either has to play more, or be traded for a more suitable backup. You can't relegate a raw rhythm goalie to starting only in a back-to-back game, otherwise he's more prone to posting bad numbers. He needs confidence boosters every once in a while in order to help him develop a strong mental game.
I want you think about this real quickly. Does it hurt Backstrom's confidence or momentum if he were to sit for two or three games in a row? NOPE. But does it hurt Harding if he plays one or two strong games and then goes right back to the bench? YEP. Straight up, if the Minnesota Wild really wanted to improve their backup goaltending, they would start Harding for at least three games in a row so he can finally get into a RHYTHM.
Speaking of rhythm, many situations are taking place right now that reveal something I've stressed for years; when goalies see the puck and get the blood flowing early in a game, it usually becomes a major key to their success and to their overall momentum and confidence.
One goalie that has struggled to start the season (besides Harding) is Martin Brodeur. Obviously there have been many things written about his rough start, but did anyone notice that most of it probably stems from the type of games the Devils have played so far? One thing that can help you make better goalie decisions is to look at the team, then the opponent and try to figure out what kind of flow and pace the game will have. Many different types of games can impact a goalie's performance either negatively or positively over the course of a week, a month or a whole season.
This quote is from Brodeur after his 2-0 revenge shutout win over the Hurricanes on Saturday, one in which he faced a lot of good scoring chances early in the game and finally seemed to find his rhythm:
"I felt good," Brodeur said. "I felt strong and sort of made myself be active and it's fun. At least I got some shots early on. Against Atlanta [on Friday], I didn't get many shots [19] and it's hard to get going even though I should be used to it playing under Jacques for so many years. But it was nice to get the work and I felt good."
And that brings me to the scapegoat goalie of the week, Cristobal Huet. I could have supported everything I wrote above about Harding by showing how Huet is also a "rhythm" goalie, and how he'll eventually round into form as more games take place, but I already did that right here in the School of Block forums. I suggest reading it.
Fact - goalies have been run into a ton to start the season. It was an aspect of the game that gained strength in the second half of last season along with more shots going wide on purpose. Both have come to fruition so far this year, as three of the best goalies so far this year have seen it the most - Henrik Lundqvist, Craig Anderson and Ryan Miller.
Here's a great read on how a veteran like Miller is handling these situations. Instead of having a negative reaction, he respects the ability for players to crowd his crease and embraces it as a part of the game. He's an NHL goalie, he can handle the physical play, as can all pro goalies. It's a part of the game – but the diving and embellishment is not.
How a goalie handles traffic in front of him will definitely weigh into their overall confidence, focus and poise. The ones that react by not reacting at all are the ones focused on stopping the puck. The other ones allow their minds to get cluttered with vengeance or frustration. Either way, it reveals a lot of how a goalie is currently playing. I can also always tell if a goalie is confident in himself and his teammates if he constantly works at establishing his positioning at the top or above his crease. Anderson does this extremely well, as do some other confident goalies.
On a personal note, I hope the game continues favoring more traffic in front. I'm a big fan of Tomas Holmstrom's style of play - it's a challenge for goalies and it doesn't include shrinking equipment!
There's a real advantage to be had from knowing a goalie's personal record against opposing teams. It's probably one of the most overlooked goalie statistic out there. Simply put, many goalies have a high comfort level in certain buildings, and although it doesn't always translate to an awesome outing, (Nabokov was burned by Ovechkin in Washington for his first career loss to the Capitals in nine games), the odds are that the strong play will continue.
We all know about Chris Osgood's career record against the Lightning and Antero Niittymaki's record against the Thrashers, but not many people knew that Johan Hedberg has been a dominant force against the Sabres over his career. The Moose made 40 saves against the Sabres on Saturday, improving to 11-2-1 lifetime against Buffalo while also handing them their first regulation loss of the year.
This dynamic is one to research if you have trouble making a decision on who to start. Let's all keep an eye out for more of these personal records and make an effort to post them somewhere in the forums, and I'll do the same.
Finally, if you've made it this far, congratulations - you've just read one of, if not the longest School of Block article I've ever written. I truly appreciate you taking the time to read my diatribe and I hope it has helped your understanding of the goaltending position from a fantasy, mental and technical standpoint.
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I went and check Valiquette's stats out for his backup career. He has fairly average stats, and they aren't too bad, but there is a very large sample size. He looked farily ordinary tonight though - some nice saves, some soft goals.
I really want to ask about Lehtonen and how he will disrupt the team if he comes back - but save that for another day or article.
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Hyperscythe, I think that's one of the thing about backups. There's no 'perfect' backup currently out there because it literally just depends on a game-by-game basis. Goalies fall in and out of being the perfect one, it has a lot of elements to it.
If I had to name a couple that are perfect RIGHT NOW, I'd say Mathieu Garon and Johan Hedberg, Alex Auld, Scott Clemmensen and MAYBE Ty Conklin all fit the bill very well. Most of the better backups out there are usually veterans that have a lot of experience and know how to handle these things. I think Jason LaBarbera is going to turn into a great backup, because he has steadily improved since the moment he left LA and now he's on a good defensive team that will allow him to gain confidence as time goes on...and he's a big dude. But I would say that any veteran of 10+ year careers make the best backups.
Taking advantage of minutes in the crease early in a goalie's career is basically THE key to becoming a legitimate fantasy value. Carey Price got that chance and Jaroslav Halak awaits his patiently. Jonas Hiller got his quicker than ANYONE expected and he took advantage. Peter Budaj eventually got his chance and failed miserably. Every goalie has a different story and a different style and that's why I always say it's a game-by-game basis.
Good stuff boys and thanks again for the great compliments. They add fule to the fire.
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I remember reading an article last year about why the Wild should let Backstrom go and sign Harding and run with that. Reasons being that they need an offensive and defensive boost and Harding is a good goalie.
This was not to say that Backstrom isn't an excellent goalie, but rather a statistical analysis proving that Harding is more than capable and that the Wild have other priorities.
Your article goes a long way to reminding me how good Harding could be if he is traded to another team.
Do you have anything thoughts about who (or what) would make the 'perfect' backup. Any goalies that don't require a rhythm? A guy who gets a start tonight, Valiquette seems to be the perfect backup to Lundqvist. He rarely ever starts (although he will see more time this year), but always seems to put up decent numbers. And that isn't including his easy ride last game. I haven't followed him or looked at his numbers so I may need to be corrected - but its a general feeling I have about him.
Back to the article - I think its interesting how almost every goaltender that is given more than a chance to get into a rhythm, is considered an 'elite' goalie - or atleast a tier 1 goalie. Whereas goalies that start 50 games, might get into a rhythm a couple of times over the season, but never sustain it for a period of time. Prime example of this being Roloson last year. He started average - and bottom of the depth charts, but once he got going he really stepped up and performed. Whereas Garon wasn't given the chance.
Sometimes coaches need to have more faith in their goalies and start them more consistently. And when a backup gets thrown in he should get more than just the one game. Like I said before with Huet - the Hawks should play their system around him, not the other way around. They would be a far better squad this way. And then Huet could competently play 60+ games. But I think that the situation is already well out of hand in Chicago and this week could decide Huet's future. I think Niemi has the start on Wednesday against the Canucks too
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Revamping Part 23
Opening the door for growth and innovation - One of the major initiatives EAA will be a part of this year is the Part 23 Reorganization Aviation Rulemaking Committee (ARC). This ARC has the potential to change the regulatory environment in a way that would allow for greater innovation and growth. Its recommendations could allow new aircraft to be more affordable and safetwo of EAAs top priorities.
Part 23 of the Federal Regulations covers the airworthiness standards for general aviation aircraft. Historically, the FAA has hosted regulatory reviews for Part 23 about every 10 years with the last performed in 1984, so were a little overdue and the current fleet reflects that. Other than avionics, the Cessna 172 hasnt changed much in more than 50 years! Pilots seeking innovative and new aircraft have naturally migrated to those segments of aviation where the regulations allow for modernization that can be had more affordablyexperimental amateur-built and light-sport aircraft.
Over the past two decades, Part 23 has been shifting in complexity toward more sophisticated, high-performance airplanes, which has placed increased burden on simple airplane certification. One of the ARCs main tasks will be to reorganize Part 23 into several tiers based on airplane performance and complexity instead of todays weight and propulsion-based divisions. The first tier will contain requirements for low-complexity, low-performance airplanes and will act as the starting point for all higher categories. The use of a tier-based approach will allow the FAA to focus more oversight on products in the more complex, higher performance tiers, said Sean Elliott, EAA vice president of industry and regulatory affairs, who sits on this ARC.
The ARC will submit its final report with recommendations in about a year and a half with regulatory change several years away, making this the beginning of a lengthy process, but the results of which have the potential to grow general aviation.
Big Win: BARR Availability Fully Restored
The aviation organizations (NBAA, AOPA, EAA, and others) scored a victory for the GA community on December 2, 2011, when the FAA announced it was reinstating the Block Aircraft Registration Request (BARR) privileges that allow aircraft owners and operators to opt out of having their flight information publicly available over the Internet.
The FAA decision, which reversed restrictions imposed in August 2011, came after Congress passed a bill that included language prohibiting the agency from imposing requirements such as a valid security concern on operators to participate in the BARR program. This is a big win for aviation. We appreciate the efforts of those in Congress who acted to preserve the privacy rights of aviators within the BARR program, said EAA President/CEO Rod Hightower. We also applaud the efforts of those within the aviation community who worked together on this important issue, proving that we are truly stronger together.
Earlier this year, NBAA and AOPA filed a court challenge to the governments curtailment of the program, and EAA filed a friend of the court brief supporting the suit. In a December hearing, a government attorney conceded that the FAA would no longer defend its policy.
EAA/AOPA Medical Exemption Request Nearly Ready
Would expand use of driver's license medical - At press time, the text of the EAA/AOPA exemption request for relief from third-class medical certificate requirements was nearing completion. The formal request was expected to be filed with the FAA in early January.
The exemption request, which was jointly announced by AOPA President Craig Fuller and EAA President/CEO Rod Hightower at the AOPA Aviation Summit last September, would expand the use of the drivers license medical requirements in lieu of a third-class medical for those flying recreationally. It is based on the data collected from more than six years of sport pilot experience, which has shown that medical incapacitation has not been a cause of accidents in sport pilot-eligible aircraft.
The request also adds a required online education segment for those wanting to fly under the exemption. That education element would broaden knowledge of medical issues and self-certification guidance.
After submission to the FAA, the next step will be publication of the request and a public comment period. EAA will keep its members well-informed of this next step and how comments can be sent directly to the FAA.
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Collaborative sessions with EAA unmatched in GA - There is no greater evidence of EAAs ability to work toward solutions on behalf of its members than the annual EAA/FAA Recreational Aviation Summit held each winter at the EAA Aviation Center in Oshkosh. More than a dozen top FAA policymakers come to Oshkosh with the single goal of working on issues that directly affect EAA members.
Nearly every segment of EAA membership is affected by these meetings, from aircraft and pilot certification to the amateur-built, vintage, warbird, ultralight/light-sport, and aerobatic segments. EAA is unique in creating and continuing these working sessions with the FAA. More work is completed during this focused two-day gathering than in a years worth of conference calls, said Sean Elliott, EAAs vice president of industry and regulatory affairs.
The agenda for the upcoming meeting is being finalized so the sessions can be as effective and productive as possible, with measurable progress toward solutions.
Combined with the in-person interaction between FAA policymakers and the aviation community at AirVenture each summer, through the Recreational Aviation Summit EAA has created a consistent way to bring issues directly to the FAA offices that administer those policies and a method to track the progress on each of them.
EAA Government Advocacy - A Big Year Ahead
2012 is shaping up to be a busy year for EAA Government Advocacy efforts. Between the initiatives underway within the FAA, as well as the Stronger Together relationships that are developing within the industry, it is apparent that the opportunities to reduce barriers in aviation are big this year! Everything from reducing medical barriers to a better set of regulations for manufacturing new airplanes is on the EAA advocacy radar.
First on the list is the EAA/AOPA medical petition that was announced at AOPAs Aviation Summit this past fall. The actual petition is expected to be submitted to the FAA this month, asking for an exemption to the current third-class medical requirements for recreational flying (see Sport Aviation, November 2011). Much work remains to finalize the petition issues with the agency and keep progress moving ahead. While there is no way to predict how long the process will take, we certainly can count on plenty of interaction to ensure progress.
2012 is also the year of FAA aviation rulemaking committees (ARCs). The ARC process is by far the most collaborative and effective way for industry to help the FAA change, create, or reduce existing regulations/policy. EAA has been asked to participate in no fewer than three ARCs this year: the ongoing ARC researching the issues and potential solutions surrounding 100LL, the ARC charged with rewriting FAR Part 23 for small aircraft certification, and the ARC tasked with reviewing the FAA policy on Warbird Living History exemption operations. Each one of these is very important to the future of general aviation.
Last but not least, EAA is very involved with improving safety. Working within the General Aviation Joint Steering Committee (GA-JSC), EAA participates and co-leads an industry/FAA group dedicated to improving safety through risk mitigations developed from data analyses. 2012 will see the completion of the first set of safety improvement recommendations developed from the Loss of Control work group. Loss of control continues to be the number one killer of GA pilots. The work will continue all through the year as additional accident causal factors are studied.
Your organization will continue to work hard and represent your interests within each of these opportunities, as well as many others.
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Read more about out what else is happening in the world of EAA's government relations.
EAA's Government Relations department works to preserve the freedom of flight and reduce the regulatory barriers affecting affordability and access to EAA members participation in aviation. Protecting the freedom to fly is the foundation on which all of the organizations advocacy initiatives are built. EAA fights to preserve this freedom by providing clear solutions and practical alternatives backed by hard work and dedication. EAAs 55-year history of success is a testament to that philosophy.

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Taxes are probably lower than yours in Montana, but I don't think that's where I want to live.
No Palace, as I wrote in response to one of Cookies posts. but the cost of living in the NY Metro area is extreme. I don't know how the payscales compare to the rest of the US or Canada, though. Everything is normally relative. I never felt that I was overpaid, who does?
I am definitely not a pro plumber, but I am a pro crastinator
I know its later now lol, but unless he went down the coast he had no problems I am sure. Even my son on the coast weathered the storm with only minor damage to a fence. The power was shut down to prevent fires and other damage. In the central plains area where I am there was only some strong winds. Anyway hope all is well for everyone.
He got in a couple of hours ago, now is sleeping. That is a relief. The only thing I worry about honestly are the kids. Everything else falls by the wayside. I should never have a heart attack which would kill me. lol. My other son, the older son, brought back my jeep while the younger son took my other car. I need something for work, lol. As long as it has a roof ( incase of a hurricane) and tires that is all I need. I gave them both the cars, so I got to buy something at some point. I am thinking a mini-cooper, I love those cars they remind me of Mr. Bean. I would laugh everytime I got in it. Now, my older son brought over my grandson. Oh, boy he is a cutie, and is now holding onto things and walking. So, the candles off the coffee table had to go, the tv remote was an interesting item and Thomas, the young cat he loved. Ask Thomas how he feels, lol. OF course, since the neighbor's have been asking about my grandson, I made my older son walk over to them and we showed him off. My aged neighbor, whome I love more than I can say, started crying when he saw him. I love that man. It is ashame people got to get old but, then, dying young really sucks, eh. My older son wanted the drawings his dad did, he was actually, an architect by trade but, did nothing but electrical; and, as fate would have it, I couldn't find a one. I don't know where I put them. He did a wonderful drawing of an A-frame, he wanted to frame. I did find some aerial pictures of Sydney & Halifax, Nova Scotia where he worked and so he took those and going to frame them. They are wonderful. I will have to find the other drawings for him.. What I did find which was funny, was the old MRI's of my brain, lol. It showed an old brain lesion which turned out to be I found out a vascular malformation just recently. I asked him, if he wanted those, lol. I have no idea why he doesn't want to frame them. That is all I got to offer. So, it is Sunday, and on this Sunday, once again, I feel so proud of both of my sons, I could gloat. I look at my older son's family, he has 3 sons, 2 he adopted, and, I just can't stop smiling. I am without a doubt the luckiest woman in the world.
I hope all is well for those with that storm. I looked outside to see if anything good had blown my way, ratz, nothing.
I love storms and stinkbugs.
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I know Ian sometimes doesn't understand how complicated the tax laws are and what is involved, it just isn't that simple. Especially, real estate law.
Hope Ian got his marine batteries at wally-mart so he can return them, or get a few boats and chargers to maintain them.
I always add a second battery to my vehicles if I can find a place for one.
It's cheaper to buy a boat than a marine battery.
But I'll keep it for a "rainy day".
I'll connect my batteries in parallel. Should be fun.
Keep them on a charger or they will die soon.
Public service govt owned utility. My taxes at work. They had to import electrical service crews from around the country to do the repair work. somebody gave an estimate of 14 BILLION dollars to put the wires underground, so that will never happen. That would not fix/prevent it all either.
I am definitely not a pro plumber, but I am a pro crastinator
It would fix it Bob but Americans are too cheap to do it.
We need to face facts. Countries that have buried their power lines have made outages a thing of the past.
England has had hurricanes like we have just had (rarely) and we don't lose power. I can't remember a power cut there for thirty years.
America is like Africa. The wind blows. The power goes.
And you can't stand to put your hand in your pocket to fix it.
That's cheap.
I am definitely not a pro plumber, but I am a pro crastinator
I saw a pair of those sneakers once fall on the roof of the car in front of me, while sitting at a redlight. I could see him looking in the rear view mirror, the side mirrors, and then, trying to see the roof hanging out his window. It was one of the funnniest things to see. I guess he heard a "thump." I tried to tell him before the light changed but, he sped away too fast, with the shoes on the roof.
I'm waiting on a size 7, black stiletto's, I always look up...
... in my city, you could go shoe shopping off of the wires.
... when it is windy, go for a drive, you will come home with over a dozen pair.
Ian, it helps keep the cost down come school season. You say to your kids, " come on kids, we're going shoe shopping!"
You just can't do that if you bury the wires. Imagine, what you are proposing, think about all those barefoot people in the winter time in all that snow. They won't have any shoes.
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Well, if we're being honest and having a heart-to-heart, I'll also drop what really bothers me about overhead cables in the United States of America.
In England, you see the kids flying 'em everywhere. But I have yet to see anyone fly a kite in America, or even one being sold in a shop.
But then you can't fly kites when you have high voltage above your head. Can you?


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The CryoSat-2 satellite was launched at 15:57 CEST (13:57 UTC) on a Dnepr rocket provided by the International Space Company Kosmotras from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. The signal confirming that it had separated from the launcher came 17 minutes later from the Malindi ground station in Kenya.
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Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Paul Gigot has traveled the world
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee's Rajion Neal is coping with a bruised ego a year after an injured ankle ended his quest to become the Southeastern Conference's leading rusher.
Neal attributes his attitude to new running backs coach Robert Gillespie, who is toughening Tennessee's most experienced offensive playmaker by pointing out all of his shortcomings. Neal says that constructive criticism "puts a chip on your shoulder" and inspires him to work harder.
"He puts a chip on your shoulder," Neal said. "He kind of keeps it real uncut and raw, no sugarcoating, no rubbing me the right way and making me feel good. It's truly what everybody potentially may really feel or think about me."
Gillespie simply considers that part of his responsibility.
Neal and running back Marlin Lane are two of the only proven skill-position players on a Tennessee offense breaking in a first-year starting quarterback and a new receiving corps. That makes it essential for Gillespie to get the best out of them.
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Gillespie said he didn't watch much film of what these running backs accomplished under a previous staff last year, when Neal rushed for 708 yards and five touchdowns. He looked at what they were doing at the start of spring practice and saw plenty of room for improvement.
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The number of former Chelsea first team players working in our Academy has increased recently with Tore Andre Flo and Jon Harley taking on coaching roles, and Jody Morris aiding Under-21 manager Dermot Drummy and his assistant Andy Myers in their preparation this season. With Eddie Newton also a technical coach in the Academy there is plenty of representation from a successful period in the club's history, and this week the official Chelsea website catches up with Flo, Harley and Morris, starting today with the Norwegian discussing his past, his present and his future…
Tore Andre Flo made a habit of scoring both vital and memorable goals during his three-year spell at Chelsea, and the former Norway striker is now passing on the experience he picked up during a lengthy playing career to youngsters at the club.
Flo joined the Chelsea Academy last season and now works principally with our Under-14 side at Cobham. Understandably, he also lends his own striking expertise to all our forwards trying to find their way in the game, right the way up to our Under-21 squad. Along with his more direct involvement with our young players on a day-to-day basis, Flo also analyses the performances of some of our players currently out on loan, reporting back to Academy manager Neil Bath with his findings.
Having reluctantly hung up his boots for good in 2012, Flo admits that the move into coaching wasn't a long-time aspiration but rather a natural development.
'It's something that grew into me later in my career, towards the end. I enjoyed doing a bit so I started by trying it really, just to see if it was something for me. I really like it.'
Flo played for Chelsea between 1997 and 2000, and an extraordinary number of his teammates from that time have gone into management. Steve Clarke, Mark Hughes and Gus Poyet are all managing in the Barclays Premier League, with Gianfranco Zola trying to guide Watford into England's top division. Didier Deschamps is now the France manager, Dan Petrescu is in charge of Dinamo Moscow while Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has recently taken the reins at Royal Antwerp in Belgium. Dennis Wise, Pierluigi Casiraghi and Roberto Di Matteo have all managed as well, the latter memorably leading the Blues to Champions League glory last year.
Flo came out of retirement to play under Di Matteo at MK Dons, recalling his time there fondly, and pointed to the Italian's subsequent success at Stamford Bridge as proof of the unpredictable nature of football.
'It was very good at MK Dons, if a little bit strange at first. I got used to that though because I was at Chelsea when Gianluca Vialli was here and he went on to become my manager as well. It's a bit strange in the beginning but as long as they're doing a good job then that's good with me, and he did.
'I was really happy for Robbie (when Chelsea won the Champions League). It just goes to show things can happen quickly in the world of football. One day you retire and you wonder what life is going to bring you, and then you go into the coaching world and suddenly you've won almost the biggest thing you can do as a coach. That was absolutely great.'
In the summer of 1997 Flo signed for the Blues from Brann, in Norway, for the bargain fee of £300,000. He admits joining a dressing room full of internationals, and world-class strikers, wasn't easy.
'It was a bit nervy at the beginning, to be honest. I was playing with and competing with players who were big superstars so obviously I was nervous for a while. But then you realise it's just nice people. They were really nice, it was such a good group at that time,' Flo stresses.
'The atmosphere in the dressing room was probably the best I ever played with. It was a very good, intelligent group of players at that time. All of them were professional people; they really wanted to do things the correct way. When that nervousness passed then you just learn from them instead. I think we all learned from each other.'
No interview with Tore Andre Flo could be complete without bringing up his hat-trick against Tottenham in late 1997, and the striker remembers that while the goals were crucial for him personally, he didn't appreciate, at the time, quite how significant they might be historically. Flo seems proud when told his name is still sung at White Hart Lane every year in recognition of his efforts back on that cold December day almost 16 years ago.
'It was kind of a breakthrough I guess. For me it was just another match. I had no idea that game meant so much to the supporters.
'It was just fantastic. I didn't realise about the rivalry, but back then those were the two games that were really big.'
That 6-1 win against Spurs was just one highlight of an excellent first season at the club for Flo, during which he scored 15 goals and picked up the Coca-Cola Cup and the Cup Winners' Cup. We fell just short of lifting the league title the following year, when Flo racked up another 13 goals, but did earn a place in the Champions League for the 1999/2000 campaign.
Our debut season in the competition was simply unforgettable, in no small part due to Flo's potency in front of goal. The club's Twitter account ran a quiz last week asking who had scored the most goals for Chelsea in a single Champions League campaign. When posed the same question, he's shocked to discover the answer.
'That was me then? Wow! Really?! I didn't know that. Drogba hasn't scored more than that?' he asks, almost disbelievingly, when told his eight goals during our maiden run in Europe's best competition have not been bettered since.
'We could have - we should have, actually - gone further than we did, that was the quarter-final that we went to.
'We knew that we had a great team but obviously to go and win it in our first season would have been a bit crazy. I think if we kept our head a bit more calm we could have beaten Barcelona. Over the two matches we were better than them. We were a bit unlucky towards the end over there.
'I think those goals against Barcelona were the most important goals for me because it was in the quarter-final of the Champions League and it was against such a big team. That was pretty special.
'In truth all my time here at Chelsea was just a great time,' Flo adds. 'I will always look back on that as the best time of my football career.'
For now, though, Flo only has eyes for the here and now, though he says he does harbour hopes of following the path trodden by many of his former teammates.
'There's a great mixture of new, talented coaches, older, experienced coaches and players that have played professionally. Everyone is learning from each other here, and that can only be good for everybody. I think Neil Bath has found the right mixture of it all at the Academy.
'I would like to be a coach or a manager one day, but for the moment I am really happy to be here. I can't think of any other place in the world where you can learn more than here at Chelsea.'
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Why does Europcar's rider Giovanni Bernaudeau have an Italian first name?
In 1980 Frenchman Jean-René Bernaudeau won a stage of the Giro d'Italia and finished the race fifth overall, and he won the best young rider competition. The race was won by Giovanni Battaglin who left an impression because a little later Bernaudeau named his son Giovanni.
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"The showers are the only strategic place to get hold of a Paris-Roubaix rider. They all go there. And they dream of the place like a dog dreams of a bone. With time the communal showers have become a legend, as much as the cobbles. They are the wall of tears, the place where riders grimace, lament, compare injuries, describe their crashes… it's the place where they wash dust, wounds and fatigue."—http://inrng.com/2011/04/showers-for-roubaix/
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It's 7.22pm on the eve of Milan-Sanremo. Earlier today I was listening to a podcast radio show during which someone explained they asked aloud "for a sign" that a relative of theirs was safe. She explained when she did this suddenly a dog would bark or something else would happen and she'd take comfort from these "signs".
My mind wandered and I thought OK and asked aloud for a sign as to who would win Milan-Sanremo. No dog barked but within about 20 seconds a van overtook me with "Mondory" written on the side.
Ag2r's Lloyd Mondory starts Milan-Sanremo tomorrow with the number 25 on his back.
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The music of two continents converged Wednesday night at the Chicago Cultural Center, launching one of the prime gatherings of the fall season: the seventh annual Umbrella Music Festival.
As its name suggests, the event embraces a deluge of musical ideas, though they share a single impulse: innovation. And for the sixth year straight, the Umbrella soiree opened with "European Jazz Meets Chicago," an evening-length marathon in which homegrown musicians collaborated with colleagues from the other side of the Atlantic.
If the rest of the festival, which runs through Sunday, sounds as provocative and satisfying as Wednesday night's opener, there will be fascinating listening ahead. For although not every band achieved equal impact, the best of them left a deep impression.
Festival programmers shrewdly saved the best for last, with Watershed closing the proceedings at the Chicago Cultural Center's Claudia Cassidy Theater. Led by French percussionist Denis Fournier and featuring artists long identified with Chicago – including flutist Nicole Mitchell and cellist Tomeka Reid – Watershed made its Chicago debut playing a music that veered from intense complexity to utter simplicity.
Yet whether the music-making involved an intricate fabric of instrumental improvisation or a surging backbeat propelling straightforward melody lines, Watershed produced an uncommonly transparent ensemble sound. These musicians went out of their way to give their ideas space and light, to let themes breathe and every note ring out clearly.
If drummer Fournier set the tone for the set with the rounded attacks and oft-gentle strokes of his sticks and mallets, flutist Mitchell gave the performance its heightened melodic interest. The luster of her timbre, the measured beauty of her trills and the sheer breadth of her novel techniques would have been compelling even if she had been alone on stage. But augmented by Hanah Jon Taylor's similarly lyric approach on tenor and soprano saxophones and Bernard Santacruz's plush colors on bass, Mitchell enjoyed a sonic environment well-suited to her aesthetic.
The German alto saxophonist Angelika Niescier might be considered a kind of counterpart to Mitchell, at least so far as the warmth and beauty of her sound were concerned. Leading a trio in the Cultural Center's Randolph Street Café, Niescier offered darkly hued phrases of remarkable liquidity. When she played slow, long-held notes, one easily could get lost in the depth of her sound; when she produced more rapid gestures, every fleeting pitch still carried tonal weight and meaning.
Chicagoans Nate McBride on bass and Frank Rosaly on drums provided delicate instrumental detail alongside Niescier, thereby setting in high relief the pervasive lyricism of her playing. Quite a partnership.
Lithuanian trumpeter Dominykas Vysniauskas emphasized a silvery melodic quality of his own, leading a quartet in the Claudia Cassidy Theater, but more often than not he was very nearly blown off the stage by his more assertive Chicago partners: alto saxophonist Nick Mazzarella, bassist Brian Sandstrom and drummer Avreeayl Ra.
Austrian cellist Clementine Gasser fared better in the Cultural Center's Preston Bradley Hall, her slashing phrases and italicized gestures counterbalanced by Chicagoan Tim Daisy's lean-and-nimble playing on drums.
In all, a strong beginning for this year's fest.
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Get ready to stand up, make some noise and help attract attention to school nutrition programs and children's health. It's time once again to join SNA and your fellow school nutrition colleagues and descend upon Washington for the Association's annual Legislative Action Conference (LAC). This year's event will take place February 28-March 3, 2010, at the J.W. Marriott Hotel in the heart of the nation's capital.
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